RPG Maker 2

Make any game you want?as long as it can be shoehorned into the Dragon Warrior engine.

Fed up with all those crappy PS2 titles? Want to stake a name for yourself in the game industry? All you need is two things: talent and the proper tools. One will be $50 at your local game shop this fall, and the other?well?Agetec can't help you with that.

The preview version of RPG Maker 2 revealed a surprisingly deep and flexible game engine to work with, despite the Atari Jaguar?caliber graphics. The designer is divided into several difficulty levels, and throwing together a mini-quest with stock maps and characters takes just a few minutes on easy mode. Pump up the complexity to "hard," though, and you can edit everything?characters, enemies, dungeons, and even visual effects. This daunting task is made easier with a USB keyboard in hand?a must if you're really serious about your Great American RPG.

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